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The South western news., 1887-11-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr.. EDrToR:

4'Ais. I4BllOtS.
If you will spare
me a few lines in your paper /
would Ike to say a few words to
the market men ofour city. l no.
tico that al OF them do a credit
business. Ey this mems they get
small accounts scattered al over
the city, halfof which they will
never get. Tie other half they
will have to employ man to col.
lect paying him, Of course, some
thing. II they would all unite or
make an agreement to sell for cash,
furnishing tickets, as the market
me" do in many ether places, they
could run their bushes much cas-
Ter, with less trouble and expense
and afford to sell lhcir meats cheap,
er. ] an not in the business nvs
self and have no selfish motive in
writiug this article. I do so simpo
~ because it Is to the interest not
only Of The market men but Of the
whole town, and the public generS
ally. Il the butcher sells beef
The South western news., 1887-11-16
The Anarchists.

The case of the state of Illinois
against the seven Anarchists for
urder at the Haysmarket riot has
been settled at last. One of them
committed suicide by exploding a
dynamite cartridge in his mouth,
two were committed, to the P5ni-
tertiary for life, and, on last Fri
day, four were hanged in Chicago.
The crime for which these men.
were executed has a political rela-
ton and is perhaps the first in.
stance where Anarchists have been
tried and found guilty. The Hay.
market riot was their first organic
ell aet of resistance to the laws Of
The United States which resulted
in blood.shed and murder. They
have suffered the penalty of muir
derers and all law abiding citizen:
must sanction the attempt OF the
state of Illinois to check Anarchy
in America.
The South western news., 1887-11-16
The Jefferson Davis Memorial
Fund,
Macon Telegraph.

Macon Telegraph
Macon, Novem Der 12.--To
the people of Georgia: Alta meet.
ing of citizans held at the residence
of NJ Johnston, Esq, of this city,
on November Ssh, it Was decided
10 raise a fund for the benefit Of
Hon. Jefferson Davis and family.
The undersigned were appointed a
committee, with power to adopt
such methods as they migI t deem
best for the accomplishment Of the
object in question.
1t was determined, after canvassiuo
the matter, 10 address confidential
letters to one or more citizens Of
different cities and towns of the
State, requesting through them
the corporation Of their respective
communities.
It was soon demonstrated that ii
was impossible to avoid publicity,
and therefore all effort in this di-
rection vas abandoned. 1t was
also apparent that it would he best
to carry the matter before the
general public, as there were many
who desired to contribute.
We make this brief statement of
facts as explanatory Of the move
ment, and also to prevent confu-
sion, as many letters have been
written in compliance with the
original plan.
We earnestly urge the people Of
every city and town in Georgia to
make prompt and concerted effort
to raise money Tor this fund, Par
ties who have been addressed by
letter VIII, we hope, act in the
matter by calling meetings or
making canvasses in their respect
i've community as they may deem
best.
is not contaminated that list
I Of personal contributions will be
kept. The amount contributed by
each community viii be duly aco
knowledeed and the aggregate will
! constitute q State fund, an Offer
ing from the people Of Georgia.
Col. w II Ross has been desig-
mated as treasurer of the fund, and
we request that all remittances
be made direct to him.
We feel justified in making an
appeal to every patriotic Georgian
to contribute something promptly
to this fund. Very respectfully,
j. NJ. JOHNSTON, Chairman,
w. II. Ross,
BEN c. SMlTH,
S. r. JAqUEs,
j. /, HANSON, committe.
The South western news., 1887-11-16
Last W cck's e oction's.

The elections that were held in
several states on Tuesday Nov.
Sth show a great success for the
Democratic Porty and make the
prospects bright for the National
Campaign in 1888.
New York went democratic and
this guarantees the denomination
and election OF Cleveland which
will give four more years OF hon
est democratic RUE.
Virginia went democratic defeat
ing Malone and Riddleberger who
have been a disgrace to the state
for six years. Ohio went repub,
lean by an increased Majority
over last year. Maryland and
Mississippi went solid for the dem
ocracy.
Several other states held cleo,
tions but these are the main ones
in which the democrats were inter>
ested and which guarantee the
certainty of Cleveland's election
next year.
Where the Prohibition question
was involved tie party received a
black eye and the leaders were dis
gusted at the results.
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TAX NOTICE.

All Parties who ere due City Tax
for present year are requested to
come forward and pay,as the books
viii soon be closed.
JLJANES, CLERK.
T p Allen matchmaker & jew
eler is now at G Z Longhurst's bt-
ter prepared than ever to do all
work in a prompt neat and correct
style. My work guaranteed. Gold
and silver plating a speciality. /
have a small but well selected stock
of Jewelry which | am selling very
cheap. Come and get my
prices.
FP ALLEN.
The South western news., 1887-11-16
TIL Convict Lease Decision,

Gov. Gordon Yesterday render
Ell lis decision in the cases brought
against pepitentia~y companies 2
and 3 on tie char,ee of cruel treat
ment Of convicts. lie decided that
the PROOFS alduced were suffic ent
to sust in The charge and he Or
dercd each company to pay into
the state treasury $500 damage
for their violation Of he law.
BY the lease act the governor,
on proof Of cruel treatment of con
victs, has the power to either can
Gel the lease or assess damages
against the lessons. He chose the
latter alternative because the cases
of cruel treatment were not ex-
treme, and further because if the
leases were cancelled the convicts
would have to be leased to another
company for twenty years.
While the proof was safTicint
to sustain the charge Of cruelty, it
did not fix any cruel treatment on
the lessons themselves, but on
their agents, and the proof againt
them showed that mistreatment
was not the rule, but the rare ex>
ception As to the law and the
ia t of the case the decision was
eni@ently just, and the fact also
justified the governor in refusing tc
resort to extreme measures. The
money penalty affixed, we think,
will be sufficient to make the less
ors of convicts hereafter more
watchful Of the conduct Of their
subordinates and more particular
t. sec that they keep within the
strictest bounds of the law.
We especially commend the
decision on the second ground
We have mentioned About half
OF the term Of lease to companies
2 and 3 has passed and we do not
think l. would lie well for
the State to enter into a contract
which would vest individual rights
in convict lease for twenty years
more. There is great deal of dis
custom of cur present lease system,
and IA growing sentiment of dis
satisfaction with it among our
people, and we would regret to see
any contract made which would
render a charge more difficult or
make itinoperative for a longer
time There will probably be
changes made in the near future
and we do not wish vested rights
tointerfere with them.
Gov. Gordon has certainly PROV
ell himself friend to the convicts.
no one has been so quick as to list
en- to the story OF their wrongs,
and no one so prompt in redressing
them. IF all whose positions
place them in charge of convicts
were as careful as he has been, the
evils of the Georgia convict sys-
tenn would not exist Asst is we
think the decision viii go far to
wards removing abuses and maxi
ing the lives Of the convicts free
FROM all burdens which the law
does notimpose.- Enquirer.Sun.
0a+ roaa1 Dat paoo1 Dat rono1
The South western news., 1887-11-16
Sheriff Sale.

Or tie first Tuesday in Doce m
Der next will be sold before the
court>house door in Dawson Ter
rell county Georgia for cash to the
highest bidder the following prop
erty to-wit:
2029 acres Of land lot number
14S in the 4th District of Terrell
county. Levied on as the proper
ty OF & W Germany agent for T
F johnson to satisfy a fifa issued
by j II Crouch Tax collector for
State q County tax for Terrell
county for the. year 1882 1888
1884 1885 and 1856.
| G MARSHALL
Sheriff
Terrell County.
The South western news., 1887-11-16
SHERIFF SALES.

Pursuant to an order flom his
Honor Judge John T Clarke will
be sold before the court house door
in Dawson Terrell Co., Georgia hes
tween the legal hours of sale on
Tuesday November % 1887, and
from day to dav until disposed Of
to the highest bidder for cash the
entire stock Of S V Brown consist
ing Of y Buggies, 3 Roadcarts 4
Two horse wagons, Nos. 1853, 49,
63, 1873, 1870 finished / Two
horse wagons not painted, l Ones
horse wagon No. 1871, 2 One
horse wagons not painted, IS sets
Buggy & Wagon wheels, 80 pair
Wagon & Buggy shafts, 103 sets
wagon Running gear, 90 sets Hubs,
81 sets Wagon and Buggy Rims, /
Lot wagon spokes, single trees and
odd parts of wagons.
On2 set chatta Bolster springs.
About 1900 feet Hard Lumber
One Lot Iron in Ironhouse
One Coal and Blacksmith
tools and Iron in Blacksmith shop
10 wagon bodies not Ironed,
Buggy Body, 81 sets Iron axles,
Mechanics tools on two work Ben
ches, / Lot OF Woodwork for 6 one
horse wagons, 500 Wagon spokes.
Grindstone, ! Lot ofSingle trees
and Breast treas,- unfinished, II
bottoms for one-horse wagon bode
les, Keg Red Lead, 10 gals. Var,
Dish. 300 lbs Red Lead, 20 Buggy
singletrees unfinished, 1 Lot paint
tools and paints. 10 ona-horse
wagons, Nos. 1892, 1884. 1886 10.
SO, 1888, 1885, 1887, 1889, 1890,
1891 1892, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903,
not set ups Two-horse wagons Nos.
1898, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1899, not
set up. 2 two-horse wagon bodies
not put together, bodies being in
Repository / one-horse wagon
body not pat together, q extra
wagon seats, / extra one-horse wagon
body not putup / Lot wagon body
pins & rods for wagons net put up, 9
two-horse wagons Nos. 1850 and
1857. 1 one horse wagon No. Is,
80, Lot of Bolts Rivots, yYasha
e3 and Clips, 8 sets Haruczs 1 set
Broeching, 5 Buggy cushions, l
Buggy dash, 1 Lot Friz Irons, 80
sets Rim BAnj3, 1 LIT H4,l3a5,e
cast Iron, / Lot Falloe Phases, I
sets wagon seat springs, ! Lot
wagon Rolls, Tongue Chairs and
Single>troe Hooks, ! c,5ot, .
chairs, Rnla,
The South western news., 1887-11-16
Sheriff Sales.

VIII be sold before the court
house door in Dawson Terrell
county Georgia on the first Tues.
day in December next between the
legal hours Of sale to the highest
bidder for cash the following prop
erty to-wit:
Sixty acres Of Land in the north
west corner of lot No. 237 in the
18Th District of Terrell county Ga.
levied on as the property of'W f
Bozeman to satisfy a ffa in favor
of John B Perry Tvs w Il Boze-
man for the use Of oficres of the
court.
| G Marshall,
Sheriff Terrell County.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Itch, Prairie Mango, and
Scratches Of every kind cured ip30
minutes by Woolfords Sanitary Lo
ton. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by w G Kondrck,
Druggist, Dawson. Ga.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

1t has been given up by those
who have tested the different whis~
kies in the city, that Kentucky
Belle is the best that the market
affords. For sale by
TY MARTIN.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

What viii be the next sensation
in Atlanta Prohibition is raging
so high in that city that the papers
are full to OVERLOOKING with prohi.
bition matter. The Election comes
off next Tuesday and if the question
wakes much warmer there will be
regular pitch battle before elecs
ton day.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

The republicans of New York
put Fred Grant on their ticket as
the last resort. He was beaten
notwithstanding he is his fathers
SON
The South western news., 1887-11-16

All the boys are fond Of tho
"Belle IF kentucky. She is a
daisy. For sale By
T Y MARTIN
The South western news., 1887-11-16
WANTED!

One Hundred Dozen Eggs. VIII
pay y IL cents per dozen for
them. Ton MCGuL.
The South western news., 1887-11-16
II YOU want a
nice Suit of Furni-
ttIre OF Stoves we
will selIit to you on
w oekiy or monthly
instaIlments.
L D HATCHER & BROS.

From the Courier Journal we
take the following description of
a class of redheaded girls which
Soule Smith says are abundant in
Kentucky:
Her skin is softer than satin
and winter than snow. Her fomr
falls away in voluptuous curves
that make man dream OF the ap
pies Of Paradise bending down up
on their golden boughs aud hum
bly, pleading TO be eaten. Her
brown eyes are bright with latent
fire quickly enkindled from the
touch of love- and burning with
soft heat that melts the heart of
a man amid the sweet savors of
delicious spices. Her walk is light,
but languorous. The violets up
on which her little foot presses die
in eestatic pain about her instep.
ioying, to have been so blessed be.
fore annihilation. And the red
blood which mantles her rounded
velvet lips makes them glow until
the roses turn pale in shame at the
dullness oftheir colors.
The writer of this description
has evidently visited our part of
the vineyard to receive his inspi>
ration.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

SYLvANUs COBB, the novelist,
said in his will; Let no blackness
of Grape CT funeral weeds cast its
gloom upon my memory. | would
that beloved ones should seek the
brightness and fragrance of faith
ond trust in God rather than The
gloom which belongs to doubt and
unrest 1t is a noble sentiment.
Why should the lives OF mans
children be shadowed with mourn
ing because their father has been
taken to heaven?
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Restaurant, meals at ali bours
Fresh Fish and oysters.
] y MARTIN.
The South western news., 1887-11-16
Eau Styles Of Stockings.
New York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post.
Autumn colors in hosiery are
unusually varied and in quality
are beautifully fine in all the
grades of regular made" goods.
In solid colors there are some hands
some shades in dyes, rich in tone
and also in these more delicately
tinted. The fawn-brown, dove,
gray and tan shades are plrticu-
l2rly attractive. In the display
of fancy hose there are but few
styles that can be SAID to be strict :
ly new, yet there are enough de-
partures from the standard pattern
to give the charm of novelty to
the seasons exhibit. Golden
bronze silk hose are sold in very
large quantities, these being very
fashionable and worn just now with
the "Cleyelandp tie in bronze.
Some of the prettiest ard cheap.
est window shades ever brought to
this market for sale by
a.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Dat meal, Dat meal, Dat meal
fresh and nice at
MCMIMs'.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Go to w F Talbot's for CHEAP
Groceries.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

ooh, wa4 some power, IL.
giftie sic Us,
To see ourselves, as oihors
see us
Few women wantto appear SICK,
and yet how many we see with
pain written on every feature, who
have been suffering for months
from female weakness, and who
could easiIy cure themselves by the
use Of DR., Pierce's "Fayorite Pre-
scrlptiol," to be found at any drug
store. This remedy is aspecifc for
weak backs, nervous or neuralgia
pains, and all that class Of diseases
known as female complaints. "
Illustrated, large treatise on disea-
SEES Of women, with most success
full courses Of solf,trcatment, sent
for 10 cents in stamps. Address,
" orld's Dispensary Medical Asso.
citation, 6G3 Main Street, Buffalo,
N. Y.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

The Scissors cigar at NJ C Minis
clips the shine off of any thing in
the city, Try one, only five cents.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Just received a lot of DRESS
GOODS worth Poets. 10 be closed
out at 15c. McLain Bros.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Atlanta has enough sensation
for four cities of its size: Dr..
fuckers sensation; the prohibition
campaign in all of its glory; the
Salvation army; Yellow Stone Kit
and another medicine man are
whooping up the city.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

The citizens of Macon held a
meeting last week TO- the purpose
ofraisinga fund for the Hon. Jefer-
son Davis and family. The result
of this meeting we clip from the
the Telegraph and reproduce
in this issue for the benefit of
those who would Ike to contribute
TO the funds of the old Cheiftain.
The people of Georgia proved, by
their actions, at the Macon Fair,
that they still love him and no
doubt there are many who would
be delighted to contribute to a
fund for him and his family.
Only few more days until the
Prohibition election comes off in
Atlanta. Both parties are work
ing day and night and are getting
in the best work in their power.
Both sides are confident of wins
ming, but are holding meetings
every night and making speeches
to which their opponents are fired
into with all manner of shots.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
Sc bar begge blimoe.

gnaans en- If mine gennr boot en- @rebdten, bar Der en- Goramlinsen
5om raobte: lean lea faa 2op at tales" ga bn bauoe faaet 1iQabele trenste
han fla frem; tonamen til @latormen, bespnbte ban:
"genner, lea trr lite noset at bet, iom benne NRano bnr talt ON. Seq
tror lite paa noset 9eloeoe, beaer lite pa nosen Dom. Seq tror lite paa nosen
@uo, ti is bar alors feet nosen" 1e8
Ha han bapoe tat afaeb iaasbes en- @hnb, raabte en- anoen 5Oramlnz
on. lean lea fa tale?" 5itankren Iohe fig % loo ben anoen fa Drbet.
Denne iasoe: aa[ .
"8euner, & fortener mig, at Der lsMr en- 5Oo br Nerbeoen iom fables
glpoe. Ser Ell inseu 5lob, bet ct lite ianbt s flyer Der potter 7reer % @ras
omfrino mia buor lea faar, bet er beQer lite ianbt. s flyer br r en- aRase
gRenne1er outnns mig; men is tiger i9ien, bet er lite imot. Ser er tnsen uben
mia. aanite s unbres oper buab fs taller ON; men, mine genner, is dinofsot.
Sea bar lite feet en- enete blanbt bere % min 7ae rsber min 8linbbeo. "Os
IN " 5oobe ban. iet han peuote fla til 5rtentern, "besmer ou taller befonere
pier bu bin ean lpioenbeo. Du e aanoels bHno % Tan int ie Jorisg at
1eue ct &riai SIP % Der oil S fnoe Sin, aarl9beo % ianb Glebe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

Gergus Sans u9eb1ab flyer
ONT g. s. Yeoerien at beune siorbe fig
itplbis i ct par srooe Sell. gi bebsper
lite forioare Yeberien, ban er not Manb
for fin Sat. Sen enc beftoo beri, at ban
ia9be, at "Salooneu bar 2open 8eifptz
telie bat &et til at sbelasse bore Golt".
8labet ipbr, om lite 8rObibitioniiterue
bar left "pore 2iffsrlope", os al benz
ital bet fremsaa, at buis en- Manb bbez
lesses, "iaa er bet tsrit Os fremit bans
esen Sfplbios berneit anbeu Salooneu BET
maaife trobier 2open." Men bporfor
8unftum BET S. S. Il. Neb? @r Der
insea bag @aloonmanben? Snsen bag
2ouen. Gsrit er bet Manbens esen
Sfplb, at ban sbelasses, berneit @aloon=
m%aubens, iaa Bpens Mapor, Der unber=
tesnebe bans Eillabelie til ben Gorretz
ming, berpaa Golfet iom palste bam os
benz, Der pasierer iaabanue 2ifsrlope.
Solicit bar Os fit fore Nuipar / ben Dbes
lasselie, iom afftebsfommes unber ben
2ieenieiom bpor fri ben eub CT, babe till
laoer os, beifDtt Ct Dbelasselieu.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12

noset gait for fig ben ! @aber, iaa er bet
lite paa bans "beat"' 9por ifal pi iese
8eifpttelie. Deteftiperrle arbeiber frpss
telist baarbt, forat fanse Sn~bbrubstppe
% Noroere. loert at en- brinses for Da<
gen, af bpiltet maustan blioe tilbsielis til
at sisre ben Glutnine, at enten buer Be
til Snsentins, eler Ter be lite @toseu
for Ereer; men bermeb er bet 10 lite
iast, at lite besse Dele tan bore Eilz
feloet.
slniuaret for 8pitpret paabpiler Snsen
ibet bet paabuiler formanse. 2as STE
iponiibiliteteu paa en- Manb % @esteu
os Gniparet ifal tpinse bam til at baanbz
baue BDens 2ope.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-12
Yrobtbttton | Gn8Iano.

Mr. @uitafion er Manben, bpem
@ren % Nniparet tillesses for Sitanbz
brin9elien al ct po1itiif Yarti, Der /
England ital FIRE Nfbolbsiasen frem til
politiit @eier. 8an er en- Manb meb
Hart Spn paa Situationen % meb ct
ufurferbet Mob.
9iointil bar MfbolbsIasen peret brez
bet Der iom fGr Der ti0anbs os / Norse.
Blabene melbte ON ct Mpbe biIt % ct
Wapbe ber, bpab en- Manb iasoe ifior %
bpab en- oil fise en- anben Sag. Sen blep
lite brepet iom en- Sopebias men 8iias
Wtr. @ustafions Dptraben bar sjort at
ale 8labe us 8olitifusier flyer fin
Meniu9 babe ON Sasen ,u9 be Soft,
oer befatter fig meb benz. 9an er tom>
men til Sasens losiite Slutnins os OPP
muntrer Sasens @enner, ON at "itemme
iom be beber," at ienbe iaaoane Meno
til 8arliameutet, Der er 8robibitiOniiter
fprft % no9et anoet iibit. Sc bebite
Manb fOmmer frem os itstter Sasen,
meoeus be al ben samle Stole rpomer /
i'm Sam os fplbes meb Brebe.
London Times torbner bam imbbe
mebens Pail Mall Gazette flyer, al ian
bar iabtaset ben berettiseoe Sitting /
/ Saaen % beunorer bans Moo. 9an
bar paa iterf Dpfororins &anoibat
for House of Commons o9 9ioroe en-
itor os peffenbe &asne.
@uitafion og bans Gag bar soo ubfist
o9 ON be Ifbolosuenner iom ct uenise
meb bans politiife @Dnspunft, pilbe bolbe
fig non bipartisan us life anti-partisan,
iaa ct Der in9en @runo, buorfor lite
Sasen Der ifulbe fremmes meb famine
9urtisbeo iom Der / 2anbet. 8robibiz
anieet baabe / Norse, @nslano os Imez
rita iom @aabens D9 &nubens eneite
2bsuius. Sbet ri bile, at ale Nfbolbsz
penner itulbe tase bet famine Stanbsz
punt, iaa oil ri bog lite misbanble benz,
ont be life 9ipr bet, men fommer be / por
&ei % oil mobarbeioe %, buab Tan ri
iaa anbet, enb tilraabe benz, at be maa
fomu1e fig ubaf 8eien?
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u0lQn0et

Gmerifanere boiat / Yaris bar
%iubitriberet $4,000 ST. til en- Gribebsz
itptte / 2isbeb meb ben Imerttanite, ber
ifal titles paa en- % Seine os oplDies
peo ct Gpperat, bertofter LOG, 900 ST.
- Grantrisets @ielb tiger i en- farlis
Grab. Sen l Sanuar 1880 bar ben
Sc, 2o0,00o,0o0, 1887 CT ben 81, 524,=
100000. @n iaaban @ielb trner mere
enb noset aubet 5rantris nneb Dpleinins.
= JorbrDberlopen ct profeameret i
Srlano. Set BAT forbauiet mango at
ben bleu ta9et op iaa inart. Ser blep
bolot Mpber 9iennem bele 2anbet %
Fere Nationatiiter, BET ipste at tale, blep
negtet.
= London Times flyer, at Gotosrafi
/ 5arper er MI en- pirtelis &jenbssiernins.
SIR. Mapal bar efter flere Nars @rperiz
ment ta9et Gotosrafier / fine natur~
lise 5arper % bet ier uo iom Mineaturs
billeber / Die.
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+ ct StOlebus | 9eibrotun, fanbtes 8repe
fra 2utber til Bren5, fem til Melandton
% nosle iii &eformatoren i Smabien
2admanr. Snseu at benz bat bibtil
paret offentlissiort.
= Dper ct 9unbre en9elIte, ifotife o9
wellfe Meblemmerof House of Commons
bar unbertesuet en- @rflarins ON, at ale
Nnslo~N merifanffe Stribisbeoer bsr afz
9ibres al en Gorliseliestomite. Gn,
Deputation oil blipe ienbt fra House of
for at operlepere @rflarin9en
til glepelanb.